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Library Hold Pickup Queue

Notify patrons about reserved titles, pickup windows and expired holds.

Use this inbox screen as a starting point for Library & Digital Archives software. Adapt it to your existing product and design system. Sample records are fictional.

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At a glance

Screen

Inbox

Primary action

Notify patron

Pattern

inbox product workflow

State

Default, Selected, Filtered, Empty, Warning, Success

Design system

Independent UI reference; no 1mg design system

What this screen helps with

Notify patrons about reserved titles, pickup windows and expired holds.

What to look for

Sections: Collections, Circulation, Members, Archives. Main action: Notify patron. Example: HOLD-1021 · ready.

States to consider

Plan for Default, Selected, Filtered, Empty, Warning, Success and explain what people should do when an action fails.

Where it fits

Collections → Library Hold Pickup Queue → Notify patron

Patterns in this screen

inbox, status indicators, filters, detail drill-down

UX choices to review

Keep the main task, decision context and next action together.

Test the flow with cases such as HOLD-1021 · ready. Plan clear empty, loading, error and permission states.

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